12/09/2011

Annotated Outline of Jeremiah

Jeremiah
  1. Jeremiah's commission (Jer. 1:1-19)  (1:1-19)
    1. Title, author, and historical background (2 Ki. 22-25; 2 Chr. 34-36)  (1:1-3)
    2. Jeremiah's first commission  (1:4-10)
    3. Sign of the almond rod: signification; speedy fulfillment  (1:11-12)
    4. Sign of the seething pot: signification; Babylonian invasion  (1:13-16)
    5. Jeremiah's second commission  (1:17-19)
  2. God's case against Judah (Jer. 2:1-10:25; cp. Isa. 1:2, refs.)  (2:1-3:25)
    1. First message to Judah (Jer. 2:1-3:5)  (2:1-3)
      1. Sevenfold virginity  (2:1-3)
    2. Judah's ten sins (Isa. 1:4)  (2:4-8)
    3. God's pleading in view of:  (2:9-11)
      1. A. Changing her gods  (2:9-11)
    4. B. Committing two evils  (2:12-13)
    5. C. The coming captivity  (2:14-18)
    6. D. Her general sins (cp. Isa. 5:7, refs.)  (2:19)
    7. E. His past dealings  (2:20-21)
    8. F. Her hopelessness  (2:22-25)
    9. G. Her idolatry  (2:26-28)
    10. Israel's question: answer.  (2:29-3:5)
      1. Judah's sixteen sins  (2:29-3:5)
    11. Second message to Judah (Jer. 3:6-6:30)  (3:6-11)
      1. Threefold failure  (3:6-11)
    12. Call: reason-God's mercy; condition-only repent  (3:12-13)
    13. Call: reason-marriage; fourteen blessings  (3:14-21)
    14. Call: future confession  (3:22-25)
  3. Seven conditions of return  (4:1-31)
    1. Alarm: fourteenfold reason  (4:5-7)
    2. Call: reason; nine judgments (cp. Isa. 5:5, refs.)  (4:8-13)
    3. Call: ten reasons  (4:14-18)
    4. Alarm: fourteenfold reason  (4:19-22)
    5. Eightfold chaos of the original earth (Gen. 1:2; Isa. 14:12-14; 2 Pet. 3:5-8)  (4:23-26)
    6. Sixfold application of the chaotic earth to Judah's immediate judgment by Babylon  (4:27-31)
  4. Ten sins of Judah (Isa. 1:4)  (5:1-31)
    1. Threefold figurative judgment (cp. Isa. 7:18-20)  (5:6)
    2. Five sins of Judah (Isa. 1:4)  (5:7-8)
    3. Partial judgment: not like the total desolation of the original earth (Jer. 4:27; Gen. 1:2; 2 Pet. 3:5-8)  (5:9-10)
    4. Five sins of Judah (Isa. 1:4)  (5:11-12)
    5. Ninefold partial judgment (Isa. 5:5, refs.)  (5:13-19)
    6. Twenty sins of Judah (Jer. 5:1)  (5:20-28)
    7. Judgment assured  (5:29-31)
  5. Alarm: eightfold reason  (6:1-30)
    1. Eight sins of Judah (Isa. 1:4)  (6:10-17)
    2. Twelvefold judgment  (6:18-26)
    3. Jeremiah's third commission (Jer. 1:4-10, 17-19; 11:1-6)  (6:27-30)
  6. Third message to Judah (Jer. 7:1-10:25)  (7:1-8:17)
    1. Seven conditions of blessing (Isa. 1:16, refs.)  (7:1-7)
    2. Eight sins of Judah (Isa. 1:4)  (7:8-12)
    3. Twofold judgment  (7:13-15)
    4. Judah's idolatry  (7:16-19)
    5. Fivefold judgment  (7:20)
    6. Tenfold exhortation  (7:21-28)
    7. Lamentation: reason  (7:29-31)
    8. Eighteenfold judgment  (7:32-8:3)
    9. Twelve sins of Judah (Isa. 1:4)  (8:4-9)
    10. Ninefold judgment (cp. Isa. 5:5, refs.)  (8:10-13)
    11. Invasion of Judah by Babylon foretold  (8:14-17)
  7. Jeremiah's sorrow  (8:18-9:26)
    1. Reasons for sorrow: fifteen sins of Judah  (9:2-8)
    2. Sevenfold judgment  (9:9-12)
    3. Five sins of Judah (Isa. 1:4)  (9:13-14)
    4. Fivefold judgment  (9:15-16)
    5. Call for lamentation: sevenfold reason  (9:17-22)
    6. God's delight stated  (9:23-24)
    7. Both Israel and Gentiles to be punished alike  (9:25-26)
  8. Eightfold vanity of idols  (10:1-25)
    1. Eighteen proofs of God  (10:6-13)
    2. Stupidity of idolaters  (10:14-16)
    3. Twelve judgments: reasons (cp. Isa. 1:28, refs.)  (10:17-25)
  9. Signs-prophecies (Jer. 11:1-19:15)  (11:1-23)
    1. Jeremiah's fourth commission (Jer. 1:4-10, 17-19; 6:27-30)  (11:1-7)
    2. Eight sins of Judah (Isa. 1:4)  (11:8-10)
    3. Tenfold judgment on Judah (cp. Isa. 1:28, refs.)  (11:11-17)
    4. First plot against Jeremiah: by his own brethren (cp. Jer. 18:18; 20:1; 26:8; 37:11)  (11:18-20)
    5. Judgment on the plotters  (11:21-23)
  10. Jeremiah's prayer (Jer. 18:19-23)  (12:1-17)
    1. God's answer: Jeremiah warned; sevenfold judgment  (12:5-13)
    2. Judgment and conditional restoration to Judah's enemies  (12:14-17)
  11. Sign of the linen girdle  (13:1-27)
    1. The girdle acquired  (13:1-2)
    2. The girdle hidden  (13:3-5)
    3. The marred girdle  (13:6-7)
    4. Application to Israel  (13:8-11)
    5. Sign of the bottles  (13:12)
    6. Application to Judah  (13:13-14)
    7. Warning to the proud  (13:15-17)
    8. Warning to the rulers  (13:18-27)
  12. Message on the drought  (14:1-22)
    1. Tenfold desolation of Judah  (14:1-6)
    2. Jeremiah's confession  (14:7-9)
    3. God's answer: judgment  (14:10-12)
    4. Jeremiah's complaint  (14:13)
    5. God's answer: judgment  (14:14-18)
    6. Jeremiah's confession  (14:19-22)
  13. God's answer: judgment  (15:1-21)
    1. Jeremiah's complaint  (15:10)
    2. God's answer: remnant spared; wicked judged (cp. Isa. 1:9, refs.)  (15:11-14)
    3. Jeremiah's intercession  (15:15-18)
    4. God's answer: Jeremiah to be preserved in trouble  (15:19-21)
  14. Sign of the unmarried prophet (Jer. 16:1-18)  (16:1-21)
    1. Five prohibitions; ten reasons  (16:1-9)
    2. Application to Judah: ten sins; judgment (Isa. 1:4)  (16:10-21)
  15. Judah's sin indelible  (17:1-27)
    1. False and true trusts (Isa. 8:9, 13, refs.)  (17:5-12)
    2. Jeremiah's prayer  (17:13-18)
    3. Message on the sabbaths  (17:19-23)
      1. Five commandments  (17:19-23)
    4. Six conditional blessings (cp. Isa. 1:19, refs.)  (17:24-26)
    5. Threefold judgment  (17:27)
  16. Sign of the potter's house  (18:1-23)
    1. The potter's work  (18:1-4)
    2. Application to Judah  (18:5-10)
      1. A. Sovereignty of God  (18:5-10)
    3. B. Chance to avert judgment  (18:11)
    4. C. Refusal: judgment  (18:12-17)
    5. Second plot against Jeremiah: by Judah (cp. Jer. 11:18, refs.)  (18:18)
    6. Jeremiah's prayer (Jer. 12:1-4)  (18:19-23)
  17. Sign of the potter's bottle  (19:1-15)
    1. The sign: six sins; tenfold judgment on Judah (cp. Isa. 1:28, refs.)  (19:1-10)
    2. Application to Judah: fivefold judgment; reasons  (19:11-13)
    3. Message in the temple court  (19:14-15)
  18. Prophecies against Israel's leaders (Jer. 20:1-23:40)  (20:1-18)
    1. Against Pashur (Jer. 20:1-18)  (20:1-2)
      1. Jeremiah's third persecution: by Pashur (Jer. 11:18)  (20:1-2)
    2. Twentyfold prophecy against Pashur and Judah  (20:3-6)
    3. Jeremiah's tenfold complaint  (20:7-10)
    4. Jeremiah's ninefold confidence  (20:11-13)
    5. Jeremiah's tenfold curse (cp. Isa. 1:28, refs.)  (20:14-18)
  19. Against Zedekiah (Jer. 21:1-22:9)  (21:1-14)
    1. Inquiry of Zedekiah  (21:1-2)
    2. Threefold answer  (21:3-7)
      1. A. Sixteenfold judgment  (21:3-7)
    3. B. The way of life and death  (21:8-10)
    4. C. Commands to Zedekiah  (21:11-14)
  20. God will yet spare Judah: eight conditions to meet (cp. Isa. 1:19, refs.)  (22:1-30)
    1. Otherwise seven judgments  (22:5-9)
    2. Against Shallum (Jehoahaz, 2 Ki. 23:30-34; 1 Chr. 3:15)  (22:10-12)
    3. Against Jehoiakim (2 Ki. 23:34-24:5; 2 Chr. 36:5-8)  (22:13-19)
    4. Against Coniah (Jechoniah or Jehoiachin, 2 Ki. 24:6-16; 25:27; 2 Chr. 36:9)  (22:20-30)
  21. Against the pastors (Ez. 13; 22; 34; Dt. 13)  (23:1-40)
    1. Woe to faithless pastors: four sins  (23:1-2)
    2. Fourteenfold restoration of remnant under Messiah (cp. Isa. 1:9, refs.)  (23:3-8)
    3. Eight sins of the prophets  (23:9-14)
    4. Judgment on the prophets  (23:15-20)
    5. Six sins of the prophets  (23:21-27)
    6. Judgment on the prophets  (23:28-40)
  22. Prophecies of the Babylonian captivity(Jer. 24:1-29:32)  (24:1-10)
    1. Sign of the figs  (24:1-3)
      1. Two baskets of figs-good and bad  (24:1-3)
    2. Application of the good figs  (24:4-7)
    3. Application of the bad figs  (24:8-10)
  23. Prophecy of the seventy years captivity (Jer. 29:10; Dan. 9:2; Zech. 1:12; 7:5)  (25:1-38)
    1. Sevenfold rebellion of Judah (cp. Isa.1:2,refs.)  (25:1-7)
    2. Twelvefold judgment  (25:8-11)
    3. Judgment on Babylon (Isa. 13:1)  (25:12-14)
    4. Sign of the wine cup of fury  (25:15-17)
      1. All nations to drink it  (25:15-17)
    5. Twenty nations drink God's wrath  (25:18-26)
    6. Judah to drink first  (25:27-29)
    7. All nations after Judah  (25:30-33)
    8. Leaders of the nations to drink in particular  (25:34-38)
  24. Message in the temple court  (26:1-24)
    1. Conditional mercy offered (cp. Isa. 1:19, refs.)  (26:1-6)
    2. Jeremiah's audience  (26:7)
    3. Message rejected: Jeremiah's fourth persecution: by priests and people (cp. Jer. 11:18, refs.)  (26:8-11)
    4. Jeremiah's answer  (26:12-15)
    5. Contention over Jeremiah  (26:16-24)
  25. Sign of the yokes  (27:1-22)
    1. Yokes sent to six nations: prophecy  (27:1-6)
    2. All nations to serve Babylon for three gener-ations (Jer. 25:11; Dan. 5:2, 7, 11, 13, 16, 18, 29)  (27:7)
    3. Warning to the nations  (27:8)
    4. Warning to Judah  (27:9-10)
    5. Conditional blessing (cp. Isa. 1:19, refs.)  (27:11)
    6. Sign of the yokes continued to Zedekiah  (27:12-15)
      1. Commands  (27:12-15)
    7. Commands to all Judah  (27:16-17)
    8. Remaining riches of the temple go to Babylon (Jer. 52:17)  (27:18-22)
  26. A prophetical contest  (28:1-17)
    1. False prophecy of Hananiah  (28:1-4)
    2. Jeremiah's answer  (28:5-9)
    3. False prophecy of Hananiah  (28:10-11)
    4. True prophecy of Jeremiah  (28:12-16)
    5. The test of true prophecy  (28:17)
  27. A letter to the Jews of the first captivity  (29:1-32)
    1. Settle down: tenfold exhortation  (29:1-7)
    2. Trust not in false prophets  (29:8-9)
    3. Ninefold restoration after seventy years (Jer. 25:11, refs.)  (29:10-14)
    4. Ninefold judgment of their brethren in Judah: reasons  (29:15-19)
    5. Judgment on the false prophets in Babylon: reason  (29:20-23)
    6. The sin of Shemaiah  (29:24-29)
    7. Judgment on Shemaiah  (29:30-32)
  28. Prophecies of the restoration from captivity (Jer. 30:1-33:26)  (30:1-24)
    1. Regathering of Judah and Israel to Palestine  (30:1-3)
    2. The great tribulation (Dan. 9:27; 12:1-7; Mt. 24:15-31; Rev. 12:1-20:6; Ez. 20:33; 22:17; 36-37)  (30:4-7)
    3. Fifteenfold regathering of Israel under the Messiah (Isa. 11:11, refs.)  (30:8-17)
    4. Rebuilding of Jerusalem  (30:18)
    5. Twelve blessings of Israel  (30:19-22)
    6. The great tribulation  (30:23-24)
  29. Conversion of Israel (Rom. 11:26-29; Isa. 66:7-9; 59:20)  (31:1-40)
    1. Fourteenfold restoration  (31:2-9)
    2. Ten blessings of Israel  (31:10-14)
    3. Fourfold admonition to cease weeping  (31:15-17)
    4. Repentance of Israel  (31:18-22)
    5. Ten blessings of Israel  (31:23-30)
    6. Ten blessings of the New Covenant (Isa. 59:20, refs.)  (31:31-34)
    7. Israel confirmed as eternal as the solar system (Ps. 72:5; 89:29, 36, 37)  (31:35-37)
    8. Jerusalem confirmed as an eternal city  (31:38-40)
  30. Sign of kinsman redemption  (32:1-44)
    1. Question of Zedekiah  (32:1-5)
    2. Kinsman redemption fulfilled (Lev. 25:25-34; Ruth 3-4)  (32:6-14)
    3. Application to Judah  (32:15)
    4. Prayer of Jeremiah: sixteenfold greatness of God  (32:16-25)
    5. Answer of God  (32:26-36)
      1. Ninefold judgment: tenfold reason (cp. Isa. 5:5, refs.)  (32:26-36)
    6. Fifteenfold regathering of Israel (Isa. 11:11, refs.)  (32:37-44)
  31. Davidic kingdom to be restored  (33:1-26)
    1. Desolation first  (33:1-5)
    2. Sixteenfold restoration  (33:6-13)
    3. Reign of Messiah: Davidic and Levitic covenants confirmed  (33:14-18)
    4. Davidic covenant confirmed as eternal as the solaric covenant (Jer. 31:35-40; Gen. 1:14-19)  (33:19-22)
    5. Israel confirmed as eternal as the solaric covenant  (33:23-26)
  32. Prophecies of the Babylonian captivity (Jer. 34:1-39:18)  (34:1-22)
    1. Zedekiah's twelvefold overthrow and captivity  (34:1-7)
    2. Zedekiah's righteous decree  (34:8-11)
      1. Ineffectual  (34:8-11)
    3. God's commendation  (34:12-15)
    4. God's condemnation: fourteenfold judgment  (34:16-22)
  33. Sign of the Rechabites  (35:1-19)
    1. Obedience of the Rechabites  (35:1-11)
    2. Application to Judah: sins (cp. Isa. 5:7, refs.)  (35:12-15)
    3. Judgment on Judah  (35:16-17)
    4. The Rechabic covenant  (35:18-19)
  34. Jeremiah's scroll to Jehoiakim (cp. Jer. 29:1; 30:2)  (36:1-32)
    1. The book of judgments written  (36:1-4)
    2. The book of judgments read to Judah  (36:5-10)
    3. Effect upon Michaiah  (36:11-13)
    4. Effect on the princes  (36:14-19)
    5. Effect on Jehoiakim: the book destroyed  (36:20-26)
    6. The book rewritten with added judgments: Jehoiakim sentenced  (36:27-32)
  35. Reign of Zedekiah (Jer. 37:1-39:18)  (37:1-21)
    1. Accession and character  (37:1-2)
    2. Zedekiah requests prayer  (37:3-4)
    3. Chaldeans depart Jerusalem  (37:5)
    4. Prophecy of their return  (37:6-10)
    5. Jeremiah's fifth persecution (cp. Jer. 11:18)  (37:11-14)
      1. A. Falsely accused and arrested  (37:11-14)
    6. B. Cast into a dungeon  (37:15-16)
    7. C. Jeremiah released  (37:17)
    8. D. Jeremiah pleads for mercy  (37:18-20)
    9. E. Confined to the prison court  (37:21)
  36. F. Jeremiah accused by the princes: death penalty demanded  (38:1-28)
    1. G. Delivered to the princes: is cast into a second dungeon  (38:5-6)
    2. H. Rescued by an Ethiopian: kept in the prison court  (38:7-13)
    3. Private conference with Zedekiah: pleads for mercy  (38:14-16)
    4. J. Prophecy of conditional mercy (cp. Isa. 1:19, refs.)  (38:17-23)
    5. K. Zedekiah fears the princes  (38:24-27)
    6. L. Jeremiah's continued imprisonment until the captivity  (38:28)
  37. The final captivity of Judah (Jer. 52:4-17; 2 Ki. 25:1-7; 2 Chr. 36:17-21)  (39:1-18)
    1. A. Jerusalem taken  (39:1-4)
    2. B. Judgment on Zedekiah  (39:5-7)
    3. C. Jerusalem destroyed  (39:8)
    4. D. Final deportation (Jer. 52:28-30)  (39:9)
    5. E. A remnant left (cp. Isa. 1:9, refs.)  (39:10)
    6. F. Jeremiah spared (Jer. 15:11)  (39:11-14)
    7. G. Message to the Ethiopian  (39:15-18)
  38. Prophecies to the remnant (Jer. 40:1-45:5; 2 Ki. 25:22-26; Isa. 1:9, refs.)  (40:1-16)
    1. Jeremiah liberated  (40:1-6)
    2. Regathering of the Jews  (40:7-12)
    3. Plot against Gedeliah  (40:13-16)
  39. Plot successful  (41:1-18)
    1. Johanan becomes leader  (41:11-18)
  40. The Jews inquire of Jeremiah  (42:1-22)
    1. Jeremiah inquires of God  (42:4)
    2. The Jews promise obedience  (42:5-6)
    3. God's message to the remnant (cp. Isa. 1:9, refs.)  (42:7-12)
      1. Blessing: condition  (42:7-12)
    4. Cursing: condition  (42:13-22)
  41. Rebellion of the remnant (cp. Isa. 1:2, refs.)  (43:1-13)
    1. Their flight to Egypt  (43:5-7)
    2. First prophecy in Egypt  (43:8-9)
      1. Sign of the hidden stones  (43:8-9)
    3. Application of the prophecy to kingdom of Judah  (43:10-13)
  42. Second prophecy in Egypt  (44:1-30)
    1. Desolation of Judah: cause  (44:1-6)
    2. Incrimination of the Jews  (44:7-10)
    3. Twelvefold judgment  (44:11-14)
    4. Renewed rebellion (cp. Isa. 1:2, refs.)  (44:15-19)
    5. Third prophecy in Egypt  (44:20-23)
      1. Desolation of Judah: cause  (44:20-23)
    6. Sixfold judgment  (44:24-30)
  43. Parenthesis: prophecy to Baruch: belongs with Jer. 36:1  (45:1-5)
  44. Prophecies against twelve Gentile powers (46-51; Isa. 13-23; Ez. 25-32; Amos 1-2; Zeph. 2)  (46:1-28)
    1. Against Eypt (46:1-28; Isa. 19)  (46:1-4)
      1. Call to battle  (46:1-4)
    2. Dismay of Egypt  (46:5-6)
    3. Boast of Egypt  (46:7-8)
    4. Call to battle: future  (46:9-10)
    5. The fall of Egypt  (46:11-12)
    6. Judgment from Babylon  (46:13-17)
    7. Captivity and desolation  (46:18-26)
    8. Israel to be restored  (46:27-28)
  45. Against Philistia, Tyre, Zidon, and Caphtor (Crete, Jer. 47:1-7; Isa. 14:28-32; 23:1-18; Ez. 25:15-28:26; Amos 1:6-10)  (47:1-7)
    1. Invasion by Babylon  (47:1-5)
    2. Purposed of God  (47:6-7)
  46. Against Moab (Jer. 48:1-47; Isa. 15:1; Ez. 25:8; Amos 2:1; Zeph. 2:8)  (48:1-47)
    1. Invasion by Babylon  (48:1-5)
    2. Flight of Moab  (48:6-10)
    3. Desolation of Moab  (48:11-25)
    4. Ten reasons for judgment  (48:26-30)
    5. Lamentation for Moab  (48:31-39)
    6. Babylonian invasion: reason  (48:40-43)
    7. Flight of Moab  (48:44-46)
    8. Restoration of Moab  (48:47)
  47. Against Ammon (Jer. 49:1-6; Ez. 21:28; 25:1; Amos 1:13; Zeph. 2:8-11)  (49:1-39)
    1. Invasion by Babylon  (49:1-2)
    2. Mourning for Ammon  (49:3)
    3. Judgment: reason  (49:4-5)
    4. Restoration of Ammon  (49:6)
    5. Against Edom (Jer. 49:7-22; Ez. 25:12-14; 32:29; 35:1-15; Amos 1:11-12; Isa. 34; Lam. 4:21; Mal. 1:1; Oba. 1-18; Num. 20:14)  (49:7-12)
      1. Immediate desolation  (49:7-12)
    6. Future desolation (Isa. 34)  (49:13)
    7. Invasion by Babylon  (49:14-15)
    8. Reason for judgment  (49:16)
    9. Future desolation (Isa. 34)  (49:17-18)
    10. Invasion by Babylon  (49:19-22)
    11. Against Damascus (Jer. 49:23-27; Isa. 17:1-14; Amos 1:3-5)  (49:23-24)
      1. Dismay and weakness  (49:23-24)
    12. Invasion by Babylon  (49:25-27)
    13. Against Kedar and Hazor (Jer. 49:28-33)  (49:28-29)
      1. Command to invade  (49:28-29)
    14. Command to flee  (49:30)
    15. Command to invade  (49:31-32)
    16. Desolation of Hazor  (49:33)
    17. Against Elam  (49:34-36)
      1. Destruction and dispersion by Babylon  (49:34-36)
    18. Dismay: judgment  (49:37-38)
    19. Restoration of Elam  (49:39)
  48. Against Babylon (Jer. 50:1-51:64; 25:11-14; Isa. 13:1-14:27; 21:1-10; 47:1-15; Dan. 5:1-31)  (50:1-51:64)
    1. Invasion by Medo-Persia  (50:1-3)
    2. Regathering of Israel  (50:4-7)
    3. Invasion  (50:8-16)
    4. Babylon punished: Israel restored to Palestine  (50:17-20)
    5. Command to destroy Babylon  (50:21-32)
    6. Israel and Judah oppressed together by Babylon  (50:33-34)
    7. Immediate judgment  (50:35-38)
    8. Future judgment (Isa. 13:19-22; 14:4-23; Rev. 14:8; 18:1-23)  (50:39-40)
    9. The immediate invader: Medo-Persia (Isa. 13:17; 44:28; Dan. 5)  (50:41-51:4)
    10. Judah and Israel still God's chosen people  (51:5)
    11. Future destruction (Rev. 14:8; 16:17-21; 18:1-24)  (51:6-8)
    12. Immediate destruction  (51:9-18)
    13. Jacob's portion  (51:19)
    14. Cyrus God's rod of chastening on Babylon  (51:20-25)
    15. Babylon to be desolate forever (Isa. 13:19-22; Rev. 18)  (51:26)
    16. Immediate judgment  (51:27-33)
    17. Israel's complaint  (51:34-35)
    18. God avenges Israel  (51:36-44)
    19. Command to leave Babylon  (51:45-46)
    20. Reason: judgment  (51:47-49)
    21. Command to return to Zion  (51:50-51)
    22. Reason: judgment on Babylon; her captivity ended (Jer. 25:11-14)  (51:52-58)
    23. Sign of the book  (51:59-62)
    24. Signification: fall of Babylon  (51:63-64)
  49. Captivity of Judah (Jer. 52:1-34; 39:1-18; 2 Ki. 25; 2 Chr. 36)  (52:1-34)
    1. Rebellion of Judah  (52:1-3)
    2. Fall of Jerusalem  (52:4-7)
    3. Judgment on Zedekiah (Jer. 39:4-7; 2 Ki. 24:5-7)  (52:8-11)
    4. Jerusalem destroyed  (52:12-14)
    5. Final captivity of Judah  (52:15)
    6. A remnant left (Isa. 1:9, refs.)  (52:16)
    7. Temple riches taken (Jer. 27:18-22)  (52:17-23)
    8. Execution of priests and princes  (52:24-27)
    9. Three deportations  (52:28-30)
    10. Latter days of Jehoiachin (2 Ki. 25:27-30)  (52:31-34)

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